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Georgia: Information is key to clarifying fate of missing people

Since 2010, the ICRC has been conducting humanitarian work regarding missing people and their family members in Georgia. Up to 2,500 people are still unaccounted for due to the armed conflicts in the region from the 1990s to 2008.

Reliable information about missing people and potential burial sites is necessary for achieving success in clarifying their fate. Any information received by the ICRC, including personal information of the sources, is treated confidentially and used for humanitarian purposes only.

The ICRC does not disclose information - including the identity of the sources - in judicial proceedings.

If you, or your acquaintances, have any information that might be helpful in the search for missing people, please contact the ICRC offices:

Tbilisi: +99532 235 55 10; 24 Mosashvili Street
Gori: +995 591 60 17 63 +995 370 22 53 58; 27 Kutaisi Street
Zugdidi: +995 415 22 06 39, +995 415 25 01 72; 69 Liberty Street